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Our articles offer clear, thoughtful insights into issues that affect religious freedom in South Africa. They are written to help individuals, faith communities, and organisations understand their constitutional rights, stay informed about current developments, and engage confidently and responsibly in public discussions.

MEDIA RELEASE: ACDP MP says ban on spanking is a bad idea

MEDIA RELEASE: Baptist Union SA says proposed ban on spanking is outrageous!

MEDIA RELEASE: Church Forced To Appeal SAHRC’s “Censorship Of Belief”

MEDIA RELEASE: Church Forced To Appeal SAHRC’s “Censorship Of Belief”

MEDIA RELEASE: State Telling SA Parents How to Raise Their Children

MEDIA RELEASE: State Telling SA Parents How to Raise Their Children

14/1/2016

FOR SA featured on SABC2

2/12/2015

Why We Cannot Regulate Religion (Part 1)

2/12/2015

Why We Cannot Regulate Religion (Part 3)

2/12/2015

Why We Cannot Regulate Religion (Part 2)

27/11/2015

Constitutional Court shuts the door on Ecclesia De Lange

20/11/2015

CRL Rights Commission Says It Is “willing to talk, but not willing to stop”

29/10/2015

FOR SA Interviewed on Pressing Issues for the Church

26/10/2015

FOR SA in the Sunday Argus

26/10/2015

DRC: Free to Choose, But Not Free from the Consequence of Choice

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